PERSEUS ARMING DECK formal Not actually true — had

Not actually true — had one yesterday

S/M L/XL CHEST (UNDERARM TO UNDERARM) 59 61

some ancient wine someone gave your sober lawyer dad

How many of these I’ll have to sell to pay the web developer

going on to be used by Roman emperors

PERSEUS ARMING DECK formal Not actually true — hadAlfred Gilbert was 27 when the work was completed, and, it stands to reason, younger still when it began. It depicts Perseus at a similarly early stage in his career something like a mortal who had to look to his equipment and could well be read as an allegory of the artists own ambition. Much of Alfred Gilberts work, including Perseus Arming and a model for Anteros, is currently on display at Tate Britain. Even more, thankfully, is on display at